Flyspray
6.3#17 in game bug tracking softwareFree planFree planWebLinuxSelf-hosted
VisitFlyspray vs Redmine
What both publish
| Fact | Flyspray | Redmine |
|---|---|---|
| Access control | It provides customizable global and project-based roles and permissions. | Administrators can define roles and permissions and assign different roles to users in each project. |
| Authentication | Optional single sign-on using OAuth2 is available, with Facebook and Google given as examples. | Redmine supports authentication against multiple LDAP directories and optional online user self-registration. |
| Databases | The stated database options include MySQL and PostgreSQL; MariaDB is also listed as a MySQL-compatible variation in the requirements. | The feature documentation lists MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite support; installation documentation also covers Microsoft SQL Server. |
| License | The project is available to everyone under the LGPL 2.1 licence. | Redmine is open source and released under the GNU General Public License v2. |
| Notifications | Users can watch tasks and receive change notifications by email, XMPP, or on the page. | Project activity and issue changes can be consumed through Atom feeds and email notifications. |
Flyspray plans
- FlysprayFree
Redmine plans
- Redmine (self-hosted)Free
- Self-hosted RedmineFree
Pick Flyspray if…
Flyspray suits software projects and companies that want a free bug tracker they can host themselves. It is also relevant to teams that need project-level permissions, task notifications, or roadmaps.
Pick Redmine if…
Redmine suits teams that want self-hosted project management with configurable issue workflows, time reporting, and collaboration features. It is a fit for users comfortable running Ruby-supported systems and managing an open-source application.